As the rainy season approaches, the roads can be slippery, and visibility may be reduced during short travels. Vehicle lights are crucial for safety, helping to mitigate risks and inconvenience. Their primary functions include illuminating the road ahead, ensuring that other road users can see your vehicle, and signaling your intentions to turn, brake, or stop.

Here are some tips on how to check and troubleshoot the lights of your units:

• Daytime Running Light

• Simple Examination

  Step 1: Turn on the ignition key. The position light should illuminate. If it does not turn on, contact after-sales service; there may be an issue with the wire or bulb. 

• Professional Examination

  Step 2: Turn on the ignition key. The position light should illuminate. Suppose it does not. Use a multimeter to test the taillight wire to check for current. If there is no current, reconnect the wire. If there is current, replace the bulb.




• Headlight

• Simple Examination      

  Step 1: Turn on the ignition key and activate the headlights. If the headlight indicator on the panel does not light up, you may need to seek after-sales service, as the switch might be faulty. 

  Step 2: If the headlight indicator is activated, the headlight bulb may be defective. Please request door-to-door service or visit a nearby branch for repairs.

• Professional Examination

  Step 1: Turn on the ignition key and activate the headlights. If the headlight indicator on the panel does not light up, check the headlight switch using a multimeter. Test the wire current of the headlight switch; if there is no current, replace the headlight switch. 

  Step 2: If the headlight indicator is activated and there is current in the switch wire, but the headlight is still not working, check the current in the headlight wire. If there is no current, replace the headlight bulb. 

• Brake Light

  
  

  Step 1: If the accelerator does not function when you press the brake and the brake light is also not illuminated, check the lamp holder or bulb. 

  Step 2: If the accelerator operates when you brake, it indicates that the brake sensor may be malfunctioning. Please request a service or visit a nearby service center.

• Signal Light

  Step 1: If the light system functions when you use the remote key, but not with the ignition key, you should replace the ignition. 

  Step 2: If the converter is damaged or the socket is loose, please request home service or visit a nearby branch for assistance. 

  
  

The primary function of lights is to ensure visibility both inside and outside your vehicle. If the lighting in your unit is malfunctioning, it can lead to inconveniences for you and your passengers and may also pose safety risks.